**Most Brutal Zombie Movies Ranked**

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Brains and Guts: The Most Brutal Zombie Movies Ranked

Zombies, man. They're like the ultimate bad guys, right? They're relentless, they're hungry, and they're totally lacking in manners. But some zombie movies take the brutality to a whole new level, giving us gore, guts, and enough bloodshed to make even a seasoned horror fan squirm. So, let's dive into the gruesome world of zombie flicks and rank the most brutal ones out there.

5. The Dead (2010)

This Aussie zombie flick isn't afraid to get messy. The Dead delivers on the promise of a brutal zombie apocalypse with some seriously gnarly kills. It's a slow-burn, but when things kick off, it's a full-on bloodbath. Plus, it has a unique take on zombies, with some seriously messed-up, mutated creatures.

4. Train to Busan (2016)

This South Korean masterpiece is a rollercoaster of emotion, and it's not just about the zombies. It's about survival, family, and the lengths we'll go to for those we love. But man, those zombies? They're relentless and brutal, especially the "fast" ones. There's a scene in a tunnel that's still etched in my memory (shudders).

3. Dead Alive (1992)

This one's a wild ride. Think "Evil Dead" on steroids, but with way more gore and a whole lot of humor. The zombie effects are amazing, with a level of detail that's both impressive and repulsive. And the scene where a zombie baby gets eaten? Let's just say it's a classic for a reason.

2. 28 Days Later (2002)

This film took the zombie genre and turned it on its head. The "infected" are fast, furious, and incredibly vicious. The opening sequence is brutal, and it sets the tone for the rest of the movie. It's a stark reminder of what a true apocalypse would be like.

1. The Walking Dead (TV Series, 2010-2022)

Okay, so this is technically a TV show, but it deserves a spot on this list. The Walking Dead has consistently delivered some of the most brutal, visceral zombie violence on screen. From the iconic walker "guts" scene to the Governor's bloodbath, this show has made us cringe, weep, and question the humanity of everyone involved.

Honorable Mentions:

• Dawn of the Dead (1978): A classic for a reason, this film has some iconic zombie scenes.
• Rec (2007): This Spanish horror film is claustrophobic, tense, and relentlessly brutal.
• Re-Animator (1985): This one's more comedy than horror, but it still has some stomach-churning gore.

So there you have it, folks, the most brutal zombie movies to make you question your love for the genre (or maybe just give you a good scare). These films remind us that even in the most desperate situations, there's always hope for survival, even if it comes with a little blood and guts.